I also got the same error.. the dependencies pull in different versions of the debian image I guess .. ( python 3.10 pulls debian trixie and python 3.12 pulls debian bookworm)
So thats the case 
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thank you! this worked. had upgraded to 3.12, that hadn’t worked, 3.12.0 did
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this worked! thank you!
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with all my thanks to the community for the workaround , i didnt even know i could specify python versions , would be nice if we could specify flashattention build wheels directly too xD
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The issue is resolved now.
Factory-rebuilding doesn’t fix the error, but setting an environment variable to your Space should trigger a rebuild and fix the error. The env variable can be anything, and you can just delete it once the docker image is rebuilt.
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I confirmed it’s resolved.
If anyone is unsure of how to resolve it, I recommend adding an extra line break at the end of requirements.txt and save it.
Yup, I suggested adding an env variable to avoid cluttering the git commit log, but making a new commit would also work.
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same here, same problem identified
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